Because the idea here is that the peer-to-peer modes, the peer-to-peer learning, is the default way when people get exposed to the communities online. Mind, people by far likes to learn about the feelings, the thoughts, and so on, of people who broadly are like them. So like in the same community, instead of people who are elites, who are unlike them. And actually, the more disconnected you are, the less likely that you get the attention from people nowadays. Most people now want to look at a comment section, at a group chat or things like that, instead of just listening to the one minister or one professor or one chief editor dictate what the society must talk about. So I don't think the representative model is entirely obsolete. I think it still has a role for stability, but now it must be augmented by not just a vertical mode of trust, but rather the horizontal mode of broad listening and participation.